AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCommunity Events: Northampton’s annual Paw Prints on the Canal returns June 14 (11 a.m.-4 p.m.) at Canal Street Park with 170+ vendors, dog-training demos, a “sharp-dressed” pet contest, rescue adoptions, and proceeds benefiting the Northampton Police K-9 unit. Lifelong Learning: The University of Delaware’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute opens registration for summer classes June 22–July 25 across Dover, Lewes, Wilmington and online, with topics spanning nature, culture, history, cooking and exercise. Education & Access: Delaware students at Delmar High School can now qualify for Wor-Wic scholarships, expanding opportunity for students who cross the state line to graduate. Local Culture & Media: Delmarva Public Media brought home a record 17 Associated Press awards at CAPBA, including five for student-produced work. Health & Institutions: Delaware’s first four-year medical school is set to launch in 2028 with Thomas Jefferson University selected to run it, with early cohorts tied to rural practice and free tuition options. Environment & Water: Gov. Matt Meyer issued a statewide drought watch urging voluntary water reductions as precipitation deficits grow, especially in Kent and Sussex.
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